SHORE SNORKELING – BROKEN TREE

• Natural Shore Reef Access – Coral begins near shoreline • Healthy Shallow Reef System – Rocky and coral patches • Rich Reef Fish Presence – Parrotfish, surgeonfish, damselfish • Occasional Turtle Sightings – Near reef edge • Guide-Assisted Snorkelling – Controlled exploration • Quiet Snorkelling Spot – Minimal crowd presence

1. Arrival & Equipment Setup (10 minutes)

Participants arrive at the snorkeling location and are fitted with appropriate equipment. Flotation devices are adjusted individually to ensure stability and comfort in the water.

2. Safety Briefing & Snorkeling Instructions (10 minutes)

Staff explain breathing techniques through the snorkel, floating posture, basic hand signals, and reef-safe behavior. Participants are instructed on how to relax and move slowly without touching corals or marine life.

3. Shore Entry & Water Acclimatisation (5–10 minutes)

Participants enter the water gradually from shore. Time is provided to adjust breathing and floating while remaining close to the guide.

4. Guided Snorkeling Session (20–30 minutes)

Group floats over shallow reef under constant supervision, spotting parrotfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, wrasses, and reef fish, with staff assisting closely for comfort and safety.

5. Exit, Equipment Return & Wrap-Up (10 minutes)

Participants exit the water gradually and return the equipment. Staff conduct a brief check-in to ensure everyone is comfortable and answer any questions.

A guided shore snorkeling experience for non-swimmers at a reef with higher marine activity.

Fitness requirements are being confirmed.